A living Will, guides your loved ones and medical professionals for medical intervention if you should become incapacitated. This assures that when you are most vulnerable and when your family is perhaps most confused or in a grief process, decisions are more simple for your family. They can rest assured knowing your wishes were honored.

A last Will and Testament will provide an outline for distribution of your property, the establishment of care for your children, and blueprint to your legacy upon your death. 

A Will is the primary means by which you can leave property to a person or entity other than a blood relative; such as a spouse, domestic partner, a friend or a charity. 

Should you pass on without a Will, the court determines how your property is distributed. The court will also be responsible for your children’s guardians and even your pets – making decisions that might not reflect your desires. The Joyner Firm will ensure that you draft a valid Will that clearly convey your intentions.